ok so i got a bit bored, and hacked IGN bot relay into BeBot tonight.. currently works only with one IGN bot at a time, and requieres changing the core of the bot slightly... (at least with my less than perfect knowledge of the bebot and IGN)

Gonna change it to use the settings system i think, or perhaps make the configuration in a separate table.. at the moment its a combination of the .conf file and hardcoded values.

Anyone interested or should i just keep it to myself?

Roger that.. ive been hacking away some more.. currently got multiple bots configurable through the database up and running.

This "patch" consists of 3 parts.

1) Changes to the core of the bot itself. (see code below)
2) A module/plugin for handling IGN bot relays IGN_Relay_GUILD.
3) An admin module/plugin for handling the DB settings the IGN (and other future implementations) should look for, relay_adm.

Still things to fix and implement, but here is the current version.


Code changes to bot.php:


Insert the following near the top of the function "connect()":
// Make sure the relaybots table exists
$this -> db -> query("CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS relaybots
(id int(11) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
botname VARCHAR(25),
prefix varchar(10),
protocol varchar(10))");


Add the following function in bot.php:
/*
Check if person actually is a relay bot we are using
*/
function is_relaybot($uname)
{
$result = $this -> db -> select("SELECT botname, protocol FROM relaybots WHERE id = " . $this -> aoc -> get_uid($uname));
if (!empty($result))
{
return $result[0][1];
}
return false;
}


REPLACE the "inc_tell()" function with this implementation:
/*
Incomeing Tell
*/
function inc_tell($args)
{
if (!preg_match("/is AFK .Away from keyboard./i", $args[1]) && !preg_match("/.tell (.+)help/i",$args[1]) && !preg_match("/I only listen to members of this bot/i",$args[1] ))
{
$user = $this -> aoc -> get_uname($args[0]);
$found = false;

$args[1] = utf8_decode($args[1]);

if (preg_match("/<a type=chatclient version=(.+) href=(.+)>/isU", $args[1], $info))
{
if (isset($this -> commands["tell"]["online"]))
$this -> commands["tell"]["online"] -> chatclient ($user[0], $info[2]);
$args[1] = preg_replace("/<a type=chatclient version=(.+) href=(.+)><\/a>/isU", "", $args[1]);
}

$this -> log("TELL", "INC", $user . ": " . $args[1]);

if (!isset($this -> other_bots[$user]))
{
if ($protocol = $this -> is_relaybot($user))
{
// Treats relaybots special, dont requiere <pre> (for IGN support).
if (!empty($this -> commands["relay"]))
{
$this -> log("RELAY", "INC", "[$protocol]\t" . $user . ": " . $args[1]);
$comms = array_keys($this -> commands["relay"]);
for ($i = 0; $i < count($comms); $i++)
{
if ($comms[$i] == $protocol)
{
$this -> commands["relay"][$protocol] -> relay ($user, $args[1]);
$i = count($comms);
$found = true;
}
}
}
}
else if ($this -> is_member($user))
{
if (!empty($this -> commands["tell"]))
{
$comms = array_keys($this -> commands["tell"]);
for ($i = 0; $i < count($comms); $i++)
{
if ($this -> is_command($comms[$i], $args[1]) && $this -> rightsmanagement -> check_rights($user, $comms[$i], "tell"))
{
$this -> commands["tell"][$comms[$i]] -> tell ($user, $args[1]);
$i = count($comms);
$found = true;
}
}
}
}
else
{
if (!empty($this -> commands["tell2"]))
{
$comms = array_keys($this -> commands["tell2"]);
for ($i = 0; $i < count($comms); $i++)
{
if ($this -> is_command($comms[$i], $args[1]) && $this -> rightsmanagement -> check_rights($user, $comms[$i], "tell2"))
{
$this -> commands["tell2"][$comms[$i]] -> tell2 ($user, $args[1]);
$i = count($comms);
$found = true;
}
}
}
}

if (!$found)
{
if ($this -> is_relaybot($user))
{
// Do nothing.. bots dont need help
}
else if ($this -> is_member($user))
{
$this -> send_help($args[0]);
}
else if ($this -> guild_bot)
{
$this -> send_tell($args[0], "I only listen to members of " . $this -> guildname . ".");
}
else
{
$this -> send_tell($args[0], "I only listen to members of this bot.");
}
}
}
}
}


So what does the changes to the core do? Well it adds a new type of callback registration keyword based on the PROTOCOL the implementation is using (not the name of the command).

If you look at the top of the IGN_Relay_GUILD.php you will see:
$commands["relay"]["IGN"] = &$ignrelay;
This registers the object (ignrelay) to receive "tells" from registered IGN bots to its "relay()" function. (not its tell function)

I was considering for a long time to call it "raw" instead of "relay" but since im using the protocol as part of the filtering in the core i thought it more describing.
If anyone has a better way of doing this I would love to hear of it, but im a n00b at BeBot so I hacked it like i saw it

Has anyone gotten this to work right?  I get an error in the IGN_Relay_Guild module.  If anyone has I will run it all again and get the error and everything, if not I will have to try and find another solution I suppose

Not sure where it does $this -> send_gc($relayed_text), and too tired to look over the code for it.
But after that line add a $this -> send_pgmsg($relayed_text), that's all.

Ok, that did work.  My last thing I'm trying to accomplish with this is for the relay to work from the guest channel as well.  I can now recieve them from guest chat, but can't send to other bots from there.  I was guessing that in the function relay_connect() where it has:
 
$this -> bot -> commands["gmsg"][$this -> bot -> guildname]["ignrelay"] = &$this;
is what is making it listen to org chat so I added:

$this -> bot -> commands["pgroup"][$this -> bot -> guildname]["ignrelay"] = &$this;
That didn't work so I added:
$commands["pgroup"]["ignrelay"] = &$ignrelay;
Then I copied the function gmsg part and made another function called pgroup with same info and also didn't do the trick.  Anyone have any other ideas?

So...  does this work like IGN works?


I mean, can you connect say 8 bots to each other and they only send each other stuff when someone uses @?

I ask because my org will not leave IGN unless we can keep our connection between our friend orgs. 

Perhaps this is apart of 0.2.9 and I missed it?  Or it will be in 0.3.x?

Well thanks for the info.  But it does not work fo rme.
Everytime I try to do add a bot it gives me this error:

Fatal error: Call to a member function check_rights() on a non-object in C:\[edited out file path]\Bot.php on line 425


ANy ideas?

I'm still stuck on why check_rights() is giving me issues